His musical tribute to the Zordon era at the end of his Power Rangers In Space retrospective, set to Queen and David Bowie's "Under Pressure" montage.

A small one, but Linkara mentions that Valerie Veron is still alive even after being diagnosed with leukemia, and that it's gone.

There's something very heartwarming about him discussing the theme of SPD on how the Ragtag Band of Misfits could be as good as the band of aces, and become true heroes in their own right.

It's even better that instead of just waiting during the analysis, he explains it while the B-Squad go into SWAT Mode, and kick the A-Dquads assess.

The way he talks about Bulk and Skull's Character Development from the original series up through their I Am Spartacus moment in the finale of In Space. He is genuinely moved by how these two have grown and the way they act in the end.

Also, his happiness when the duo are back together doing a cameo in Wild Force, saying that its the true reunion of the episode and that people should shut up for any inconsistencies and just be happy that they are back.

Even though he didn't fully recommend Mystic Force, Linkara did point out that the Stranger Within and Dark Wish arcs were very enjoyable. Also from the Mystic Force review was him explaining why Chip was his favorite Ranger from the team.

He also praised the mostly comic relief characters of Leelee, Phineas and Clare as some of the best and most interesting in the show.

On a related note, his reason why Stranger Within is so good is great because it talks about the human element under the silly plot is what makes it so great. That even in the ridiculousness, you can still have great stories with great emotions.

His speech in the same episode about how Camelot changed his life and the importance of chivalry in the Arthurian definition of the word.

The fact that even though he detests Overdrive, if you happen to like it, "More power to you."

Despite not liking Dax, he shows great respect for his profession saying that you don't screw with stuntmen because of how tough they are as people to deal with the difficulty of said job.

His loathing of the Overdrive Rangers compared to other ranger teams because they immediately abandon their duties when they lose their ability to morph actually comes across as this, because it comes across as him being so disappointed for not living up to his ideal of what Power Rangers should be. He then shows clips of rangers from various seasons continuing the fight even though they don't have their powers, not because they're are an obligation, but because it's the right thing to do.

There's also a tiny bit of heartwarming in his condemnation to Samuel Benta. Lewis has stated that IF Samuel Benta would come up and make a public apology for what he did, he'll still forgive him, meaning that Lewis is still willing to give him a chance even if his act was really unforgivable to the point many fans rightfully would never forgive him (though so far, Benta has not, so the condemnation still sticks so far).

His statement that Jungle Fury was wrong to portray beating up a bunch of bullies as evil. Keep in mind that Lewis very much looks down on the idea of revenge thanks to the influence of Camelot.

There's something rather sweet about the way he talks about the rangers with such positive attitudes after all the problems he had with Overdrive's characters. How he talks about Casey and RJ are particularly nice, both with RJ's being cool but wise, and Casey feeling guilty about Dai Shi, but being perfectly worthy of being a ranger because he's a fast learner.

As Linkara notes, RPM is a very Love It or Hate It type of season, with both fans and haters arguing with, and even ourtight insulting, each other for their different opinions. During his review, Linkara is very diplomatic however, stating that while he likes the season, he can understand why others may not.

In recapping RPM's production woes, he ends the tirade of problems with a little note that the fact that RPM even was able to be finished is evidence that miracles are real.

His meditation on enjoying previous material, the quality of Darker and Edgier vs Lighter and Softer and actually creating mature writing is a big ball of heartwarming, especially in the fact that Power Rangers was actually able to come so far as to actually allow him to have this conversation.

Him pointing out that Dr. K's and Ziggy's actors got married in real life is pretty cool and heartwarming.

For all the flak Power Rangers Samurai had, and even Linkara saying that it's not a very good show, by the end of it, his final cents is that it's... watchable. Has its flaws, but still watchable. Good thing he never bought into the hate train.

Also, despite how many flaws this season's team-up episode Clash of the Red Rangers had, he applauded the effort. He especially liked the fact that despite Samurai being the first season since Saban regained the rights from Disney, that they still gave a nod to the RPM team, and that despite the fact they were from Another Dimension that what the RPM Rangers did mattered.

His utter praise for both Lauren, who he felt had the character development he had wanted Jayden to have had, and her actress Kimberley Crossman, for the sheer amount of character she gave to such an underwritten role through simple body language. He also praises how, instead of going with the dynamic from Power Rangers Time Force with Wes and Alex, where one was clearly a better choice entirely, the writers instead made Lauren more complex. Which is why he hates how the rest of the team treats her horribly, only caring about Jayden leaving.

His praise of Bulk and Spike shows that he really does get these characters, and shows why he considers them the true heroes of Power Rangers (well, Bulk and Skull, normally, but Spike is somewhat of a Skull stand-in)- they may not be smart, or brave, or strong, or have super powers, but they will do their best to do the right thing.

For all the negativity he brought to Megaforce (and it's still genuine), the ending of the video was very heartwarming, thanking everyone who supported the series, even those whining at the Schedule Slip, promising that he'll be back for Dino Charge once the season finishes, and finishing with how he's thankful he has such fans and... "May the power protect you all."

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